Keep cutting wood without a mask and you'll likely end up like my friend at work. He retired, bought some acres, built a big shop full of tools, and started pursuing his lifelong love of woodworking full-time. 5 years later he was dead from pulmonary fibrosis caused by breathing in fine particulate wood dust. Mask up and live!
a small suggestion: i would also cover the left side of the cabinet where the wheels are as well. like between the wheels and the fridge. flush with the edge of the toe-kick. that way your feet cannot get stuck between the toe-kick and the fridge by acident such a beautiful projekt! i would love to one day have a house on my own and build this one as well :D
I agree just add a kick that goes in so its all covered as well. Also add support from tipping to far on that side. Can put felt on the bottom too to protect floor if it ever goes too low.
Definitely a great solution for an awkward sized space! For anyone looking to do something similar, Fulterer makes pantry slides that attach to the top and bottom of the drawer and are rated for higher loads than typical under-mount slides (up to 450lbs). I just installed two pullouts side-by-side in a large pantry and am very happy with how smooth they operate despite being loaded with cans and other heavy items.
I love the honesty and transparency, it’s a great way to teach when projects don’t go smoothly all the time and you have to find solutions. The fact that you don’t lose your mind every time something goes wrong is incredible, my husband would be losing his mind and end up breaking what he was building 😂 I think you should be able to at least curse, just bleep it, it’ll be so funny 😆
I used your idea for a pull out cabinet and created a secret liquor cabinet in my bar area. The tip about putting castors is what made this project a reality. I also included some LED strips on each shelf. When you pull the cabinet open all shelves light up from the bottom of the bottles, a very cool affect. Thank you for your inspiration and tips.
Bob, love the video. All the adjustments and "mistakes" make your videos feel more relatable. I make goofs all the time in my projects and am glad to see I'm not alone. Keep up the great work!
That is really cool! I love ideas on how to organize awkward spaces. And you're so patient with yourself as you have to keep re-trying things. Great example to me of a creator!
very nice design and function since you already have power in it, you can add LED strip inside that turns on as you pull it out, so that you can grab stuff in the darkness. just like the fridge light. and don;t tell your Mrs abut the lights, and record her as she DISCOVERS THE LIGHT
What I like the most about this project is that there was no "Master Plan" or Set of Drawings. Seems to me that there was a concept, an idea, AND then it was "let's go build it". Making changes, revisions, improvements along the way. That is how many of us "everyday folk" attack a project. We learn a lot by watching Pro's like you go from concept to finished product and doing so the "Prepared Route", but it is also educational to watch you improvise as a road block hits you. I think this is pull out pantry is going to be a huge success in your kitchen and it's looking really good! Take care and have a good one! 🖐 :D
If you screw the last runner on the top further towards the back of the unit, it will slide out further but still be able to be pushed all of the way in. You can see in the last minute where you slide it in, the last runner doesn't go all the way in. That means you have some inches to play with. 👍
We inherited a pull-out pantry with our kitchen, which is our primary food storage area. After living with it for 5 years, I can honestly say I hate it. Hard to get odd shaped food containers in and out. Anything hanging out beyond the edges of the shelf will interfere with closing the cabinet. I plan to replace it with a traditional pantry with open storage in the doors as well. All that said, I do really like your idea to use pull-out storage for cleaning supplies. I think I’ll repurpose those cabinets in our hall closet for that use. Thanks for the inspiration Bob!
Man, I am glad I came across this. I have a similar space next to my fridge. I actually need to build the cabinet to fit the space, and I have a REV-A-SHELF sliding pantry that I will put inside the space. Just watching this video has given me some good ideas for making what I need. having a visual reference is so valuable. Thank you.
I feel like this whole kitchen series was tailor made for me to convince me to do my own kitchen XD you're releasing all the hits on this DIY playlist.
Bravo bob Was looking for a similar idea for a kitchen pantry in my kitchen For me I want to install a similar idea into a area that already exists with plaster walls at the carcass So have to build something into an existing space The ball bearing wheels and the shelf sides on top of the cabinet you did gave me a whole new perspective You see I always thought if slides-on the sides to support the weight-of the cabinet but your idea makes a lot of sense That’s why I love watching you videos and others also You always get to pick up a few new tricks in the process and one always has to have to keep an open mind it’s the only way to progress Thanks a lot Bob Was really great to watch this video
This is amazing! I've been planning a freestanding organizer for outdoor gear and was planning on making something like this for long things (skis, poles, ice axes, etc.). This is a fantastic reference!
I would suggest the vacuum goes in the front section (made slimmer of course), and all the storage goes at the back. You will access the vacuum more than you access the other stuff. BUT - it is awesome as it is!! It holds a lot of stuff, and with a normal cabinet, everything would fall out if you were searching for something in particular!!! GREAT JOB!!
You could add a sort of toe kick on the side, to hide the wheels when the cabinet is open, that will nicely compliment the project. I think there exists sliders specially designed for this application.
Nice. Using the slides as a stop and a little support at the top is a great idea. I was working out plans with skateboard bearings and angle iron mess to support the weight...but this is much simpler. Thanks as always👍
As someone who designs kitchens for a British "Home Depot" I've found this entire series fascinating to watch... given me some ideas but ironically... the pull out storage is similar to something I started years ago but couldn't get past everything flexing... now I cam, thanks bob!
Couple others have said the same but I too agree an extra toe kick that wraps on the side of the cabinet would make it look finished and hide the front toe kick. Would also keep things from rolling under and getting stuck. Also great job as always!
Yes! and if you were planning on storing heavy stuff like bowling balls you could add under mount slides upside down on the top. Get rid of those wheels. Just frame the open side like frame and panel w/o the panel to stiffen up that side. Even with the side mount slides you could do top and bottom on both sides.
Two things: I think you should extend the toe kick around the side to hide the wheels when the cabinet is extended. And if you find the unit drifts side to side add wooden strips on either side of the wheels as guides.
I made a full length pull out spice rack like this, turned out great.. tips: dont underestimate the weight of the cupboard, make sure the casters are nice and beefy also dont rely on the rails to carry any weight either. you can hide the casters and anything unsightly by making a mitred box and mounting it to the bottom of the cupboard
Great idea with the vacuum! Even if it’s a tight squeeze to get it out, mounting those Dysons out in the house somewhere can look tacky. Definitely gave me some ideas for mine! I appreciate what you do!
It's great how you let us know that you change plans, or made mistakes - it's easy in the world of youtube where you can just edit those out and we'd be none the wiser, but you keep them in there - Emmy right there :-)
As soon as I saw the spacers between the wheels and cabinet I was like "Nope, that's not going to go in first try". Really enjoyed watching the quick resolutions to the various issues that popped up.
Excellent Bob! We did virtually the same thing next to our fridge. Our pullout is accessible from both sides. I ended up using extra heavy duty slides meant to for emergency vehicles (300 lb capacity) on either side…as well as a couple on top just as you did.
Very cool. Great build. Clever idea to use inline castors to offset the weight. We actually have a smaller version of this. Except it's completely independant and on four castors. It's really helpful in our little kitchen.
In the future I want something like this for my manga. Stretching the span of a wall, maybe with the tv and such in the center with display cases across the top. It looks like a pretty cabinet and BAM tons of books!!
The only suggestion would be to flip the divisions. The vacuum space near the opening handle, and shelves on the end. Its easier to reach the deepest part with small objects. Great job though, keep it up.
It's amazing, how much extra storage room those clever draw out cabinets provide. I like the rollers as an alternative to heavy duty drawer slides, actually. Not as fancy, but man, those suckers are expensive. Wouldn't use them, if there was a (probably much) cheaper alternative, either.
We've got baskets on rails behind a large door in our pantry, which allows us to open the door (normally) and then pull out the individual basket "shelves" to get at everything on the shelf easily. Makes for much more efficient storage packing.
This is exactly what I am going to do with my small kitchen. I knocked down the old pantry to open up the space and used the small adjacent closet as the new pantry. 17"Wx27"Dx81"H. Yes it's small but it's only a 1200sf house. Same concept as yours. Going to use birch or similar wood. Im thinking 4 non marring wheels from HF. I just need to find the appropriate sliders to mount on top like you did. Thank you for making this video!!!!
I made a similar pullout to fill a space between the fridge and pantry closet. Deep enough to hold quart canning jars of goodies from last season's harvest conveniently.
I want to make a pantry closet so I'm shopping for ideas. I like the idea of a slide out section with caster wheels and that has been noted and will be used. Great ideas. I'm off to a good start. Thanks.
Great build! I’m inspired to go destroy some of my cabinets trying to install something similar! A suggestion for the inaccessible drawer slides: worst case, you could cut some small access ports in the backer board slightly above the slides to reach a couple of fingers through and unlatch each of them
Looks good! I would bore finger holes in the back near each slide release. As many point out, a toe kick on the cabinet would look good, even though it would necessitate removing more of the bottom of the old cabinet. But that would make it possible to clean.
That is such a great idea I have never thought about putting wheels on the bottom when the cabinet is on sliders. We have skinny bottom cabinet with sliders on top and bottom. I will definitely consider using wheels next time.
Advice from an amateur cabinetmaker with a technical degree: I would recommend leaving the bottom of the cabinet in and using slides top and bottom of the cabinet. I would also recommend doing a return on the toe kick so it looks a little better from the side. Great work man!
Keep cutting wood without a mask and you'll likely end up like my friend at work. He retired, bought some acres, built a big shop full of tools, and started pursuing his lifelong love of woodworking full-time. 5 years later he was dead from pulmonary fibrosis caused by breathing in fine particulate wood dust. Mask up and live!
😮 wow
Kitchens are the new R2D2
True tho
He has 234 likes but he has one comment 😂
@@gideonvictor ya
Two of the most wholesome channels on UA-cam
a small suggestion: i would also cover the left side of the cabinet where the wheels are as well. like between the wheels and the fridge. flush with the edge of the toe-kick. that way your feet cannot get stuck between the toe-kick and the fridge by acident
such a beautiful projekt! i would love to one day have a house on my own and build this one as well :D
I agree just add a kick that goes in so its all covered as well. Also add support from tipping to far on that side. Can put felt on the bottom too to protect floor if it ever goes too low.
@@MrNkubitz great addition!
That would also prevent the cat from running back there and getting smooshed.
Yah, I came here to comment on that too.
That also limits your ability to doesn't under it
The evolution of a simple kitchen project. Thanks for showing all the different steps. Also I was glad to see I had four of the six cereals as well
Four out of six, can I take a guess; Cap'n Crunch and S'mores?? These are two must have in the Grampies pantry haha! 😋😂 Have a good one 🖐 :D
Life, frosted mini wheats, raisin bran crunch, Kashi
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you walk into a pantry, not pull it out, this is a waste of time and money
Definitely a great solution for an awkward sized space! For anyone looking to do something similar, Fulterer makes pantry slides that attach to the top and bottom of the drawer and are rated for higher loads than typical under-mount slides (up to 450lbs). I just installed two pullouts side-by-side in a large pantry and am very happy with how smooth they operate despite being loaded with cans and other heavy items.
Can you share a link to the ones you use ?
I love the honesty and transparency, it’s a great way to teach when projects don’t go smoothly all the time and you have to find solutions. The fact that you don’t lose your mind every time something goes wrong is incredible, my husband would be losing his mind and end up breaking what he was building 😂
I think you should be able to at least curse, just bleep it, it’ll be so funny 😆
I used your idea for a pull out cabinet and created a secret liquor cabinet in my bar area. The tip about putting castors is what made this project a reality. I also included some LED strips on each shelf. When you pull the cabinet open all shelves light up from the bottom of the bottles, a very cool affect. Thank you for your inspiration and tips.
I don't really make stuff, but I love watching you make stuff. Makes me want to make stuff. Stuff is great, as is this episode! Cheers!
Bob, love the video. All the adjustments and "mistakes" make your videos feel more relatable. I make goofs all the time in my projects and am glad to see I'm not alone. Keep up the great work!
Love that you had the Get better every time t-shirt on... definitely made sense for this project! Glad it worked out well in the end!
Sometimes when you scribble silly self-affirmations on things, it resonates with people.
Such a great way of adding storage in a Kitchen
Glad you like it!
Glad I’m not the only one changing my cabinets after i plan and build them
That is really cool! I love ideas on how to organize awkward spaces. And you're so patient with yourself as you have to keep re-trying things. Great example to me of a creator!
It's always a race to see if I can lower the volume before that "HEYIMBOB" knocks me out of my chair :)
Great comment
Just a confirmation that the spelling of the word “HEYIMBOB” is indeed correct! I need a tshirt of that!
I need some of these in my house.
It wasn't that hard. You can do it!
very nice design and function
since you already have power in it, you can add LED strip inside that turns on as you pull it out, so that you can grab stuff in the darkness. just like the fridge light.
and don;t tell your Mrs abut the lights, and record her as she DISCOVERS THE LIGHT
I love that you have all of the tiny mistakes also in the final video. That is so relatable!
Editing / sound mixing was A+ in this one.
What I like the most about this project is that there was no "Master Plan" or Set of Drawings. Seems to me that there was a concept, an idea, AND then it was "let's go build it". Making changes, revisions, improvements along the way. That is how many of us "everyday folk" attack a project. We learn a lot by watching Pro's like you go from concept to finished product and doing so the "Prepared Route", but it is also educational to watch you improvise as a road block hits you. I think this is pull out pantry is going to be a huge success in your kitchen and it's looking really good! Take care and have a good one! 🖐 :D
If you screw the last runner on the top further towards the back of the unit, it will slide out further but still be able to be pushed all of the way in. You can see in the last minute where you slide it in, the last runner doesn't go all the way in. That means you have some inches to play with. 👍
Handsome cabinet. I appreciate how you humbly share “pulling a Bob” and other ways you have to change gears to make it functional & handsome.
Love the toe-kick in front of the casters. Classy.
Very nice. Changing those slider to the top is now even more beneficial if you need to undo them.
Casters is the way to go
Thats beautiful man! I'm thinking about making four of these for a small kitchen. I'm no carpenter, but I love how you show how to make spacing.
I am in love with the drawer
I don't usually why your videos and channels don't have more views. Excellent work Bob!
As a non handy guy, im always envious of the guys who are. Your house projects are awesome!
Great use of an awkward space!
We inherited a pull-out pantry with our kitchen, which is our primary food storage area. After living with it for 5 years, I can honestly say I hate it. Hard to get odd shaped food containers in and out. Anything hanging out beyond the edges of the shelf will interfere with closing the cabinet. I plan to replace it with a traditional pantry with open storage in the doors as well.
All that said, I do really like your idea to use pull-out storage for cleaning supplies. I think I’ll repurpose those cabinets in our hall closet for that use. Thanks for the inspiration Bob!
thats one hell of an overengineered kitchen and i love it
Thanks boss your video has confirmed my design. Massive help.
Love all the renovation work! Lots of inspiration and creative ideas! Also can’t wait to see what you have in future for the Volks wagon!
Next week!
Man, I am glad I came across this. I have a similar space next to my fridge. I actually need to build the cabinet to fit the space, and I have a REV-A-SHELF sliding pantry that I will put inside the space. Just watching this video has given me some good ideas for making what I need. having a visual reference is so valuable. Thank you.
I feel like this whole kitchen series was tailor made for me to convince me to do my own kitchen XD you're releasing all the hits on this DIY playlist.
I'm so glad! Go for it!
Bravo bob
Was looking for a similar idea for a kitchen pantry in my kitchen
For me I want to install a similar idea into a area that already exists with plaster walls at the carcass
So have to build something into an existing space
The ball bearing wheels and the shelf sides on top of the cabinet you did gave me a whole new perspective
You see I always thought if slides-on the sides to support the weight-of the cabinet but your idea makes a lot of sense
That’s why I love watching you videos and others also
You always get to pick up a few new tricks in the process and one always has to have to keep an open mind it’s the only way to progress
Thanks a lot Bob
Was really great to watch this video
This is amazing! I've been planning a freestanding organizer for outdoor gear and was planning on making something like this for long things (skis, poles, ice axes, etc.). This is a fantastic reference!
I love to watch how the thought process brings about success.
I would suggest the vacuum goes in the front section (made slimmer of course), and all the storage goes at the back. You will access the vacuum more than you access the other stuff. BUT - it is awesome as it is!! It holds a lot of stuff, and with a normal cabinet, everything would fall out if you were searching for something in particular!!! GREAT JOB!!
You could add a sort of toe kick on the side, to hide the wheels when the cabinet is open, that will nicely compliment the project.
I think there exists sliders specially designed for this application.
Beyond that I feel like the current one is a hazard if your legs get too close.. might scratch or hurt it.
Nice. Using the slides as a stop and a little support at the top is a great idea. I was working out plans with skateboard bearings and angle iron mess to support the weight...but this is much simpler.
Thanks as always👍
As someone who designs kitchens for a British "Home Depot" I've found this entire series fascinating to watch... given me some ideas but ironically... the pull out storage is similar to something I started years ago but couldn't get past everything flexing... now I cam, thanks bob!
Couple others have said the same but I too agree an extra toe kick that wraps on the side of the cabinet would make it look finished and hide the front toe kick. Would also keep things from rolling under and getting stuck.
Also great job as always!
There are actually under-mount slides meant for things like this :)
Yes! and if you were planning on storing heavy stuff like bowling balls you could add under mount slides upside down on the top. Get rid of those wheels. Just frame the open side like frame and panel w/o the panel to stiffen up that side. Even with the side mount slides you could do top and bottom on both sides.
Two things: I think you should extend the toe kick around the side to hide the wheels when the cabinet is extended. And if you find the unit drifts side to side add wooden strips on either side of the wheels as guides.
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That pre-existing outlet could not have been more perfectly placed. Great job👍
Turned out beautiful!
Great solution!
Well done Bob!
I made a full length pull out spice rack like this, turned out great.. tips: dont underestimate the weight of the cupboard, make sure the casters are nice and beefy also dont rely on the rails to carry any weight either. you can hide the casters and anything unsightly by making a mitred box and mounting it to the bottom of the cupboard
love the vacuum solution! so slick
Great idea with the vacuum! Even if it’s a tight squeeze to get it out, mounting those Dysons out in the house somewhere can look tacky. Definitely gave me some ideas for mine! I appreciate what you do!
That was a great idea. I love how it turned out. I'm sure a bunch of people will steal that idea. Great job
It's great how you let us know that you change plans, or made mistakes - it's easy in the world of youtube where you can just edit those out and we'd be none the wiser, but you keep them in there - Emmy right there :-)
BRILLIANT!!!
You're a genius sir!
As soon as I saw the spacers between the wheels and cabinet I was like "Nope, that's not going to go in first try". Really enjoyed watching the quick resolutions to the various issues that popped up.
Awesome idea for that small amount of space! That really made the most out of it
Yes it does!
This gave me an idea for what to do with some wasted space by our fridge. Now to donate a couple kidneys to afford the plywood.
Or build it out of GFRC like Modustrial Maker, and keep your kidneys. One downside: It's heavy.
Excellent Bob! We did virtually the same thing next to our fridge. Our pullout is accessible from both sides. I ended up using extra heavy duty slides meant to for emergency vehicles (300 lb capacity) on either side…as well as a couple on top just as you did.
Very nice, Bob. I'd get some felt and attach it to the bottom of the toe kick so you don't scratch up the floor.
Awesome build
Awesome project!!
It's sublime. And it's slick. Respect.
Love your job: just a tip (there’s ball bearings telescopic and you can install it on top of your box and you can slide out like feather)
At that weight capacity, full-extension slides become really expensive.
@@Iliketomakestuff yes are expensive in Europe we buy it like $50-$60 per set …. The heavy loads
But man…. Believe me they fly …..
@@Iliketomakestuff Id say its worth the money for the daily convenience! Love the idea!
Very cool. Great build. Clever idea to use inline castors to offset the weight.
We actually have a smaller version of this. Except it's completely independant and on four castors. It's really helpful in our little kitchen.
That's a great idea!
In the future I want something like this for my manga. Stretching the span of a wall, maybe with the tv and such in the center with display cases across the top. It looks like a pretty cabinet and BAM tons of books!!
Fantastic work as always. I love how you show the mistakes and how you go about fixing them. Real-world stuff. Great video.
I like that you leave the mistakes in and that you didn't use a pocket hole jig.
The only suggestion would be to flip the divisions. The vacuum space near the opening handle, and shelves on the end. Its easier to reach the deepest part with small objects. Great job though, keep it up.
There were about half a dozen places where "Oh, that was great! I should like this video...oh, wait...I already did. Can I like it again?!"
Hi I'm Mike and I like to watch Bob make stuff!!
Love the build! Turned out amazing!!!
Thank you!! 😊
Outstanding result!
Great build.
So simple and effective
That came out pretty slick. Nice work, Bob. 👍
It's amazing, how much extra storage room those clever draw out cabinets provide.
I like the rollers as an alternative to heavy duty drawer slides, actually. Not as fancy, but man, those suckers are expensive.
Wouldn't use them, if there was a (probably much) cheaper alternative, either.
After the kitchen, we need an offcuts series XD
oh boy there is a lot. But I've been using scraps where I can
Best to "Pull a Bob" an inch long, than an inch short! :) Great use of the space!
I'm planning at my new house a totally diy kitchen(and bathroom too) restoration and these series giving so much ispirations!
An awesome idea!
We've got baskets on rails behind a large door in our pantry, which allows us to open the door (normally) and then pull out the individual basket "shelves" to get at everything on the shelf easily. Makes for much more efficient storage packing.
Been dreaming about this for 8 years
great use of space, thanks for sharing!! also defo appreciate the honesty of changes needed along the way 👍👍
Great project.
I like it! Good job Bob!
This is exactly what I am going to do with my small kitchen. I knocked down the old pantry to open up the space and used the small adjacent closet as the new pantry. 17"Wx27"Dx81"H. Yes it's small but it's only a 1200sf house. Same concept as yours. Going to use birch or similar wood. Im thinking 4 non marring wheels from HF. I just need to find the appropriate sliders to mount on top like you did. Thank you for making this video!!!!
I made a similar pullout to fill a space between the fridge and pantry closet. Deep enough to hold quart canning jars of goodies from last season's harvest conveniently.
I want to make a pantry closet so I'm shopping for ideas. I like the idea of a slide out section with caster wheels and that has been noted and will be used. Great ideas. I'm off to a good start. Thanks.
like it clean and simple.
Great build! I’m inspired to go destroy some of my cabinets trying to install something similar!
A suggestion for the inaccessible drawer slides: worst case, you could cut some small access ports in the backer board slightly above the slides to reach a couple of fingers through and unlatch each of them
Wow! Amazing job! You make it look so easy
Looks good! I would bore finger holes in the back near each slide release.
As many point out, a toe kick on the cabinet would look good, even though it would necessitate removing more of the bottom of the old cabinet. But that would make it possible to clean.
I did the same a few months ago. It is very useful and fills up empty spaces in the kitchen.
That is such a great idea I have never thought about putting wheels on the bottom when the cabinet is on sliders. We have skinny bottom cabinet with sliders on top and bottom. I will definitely consider using wheels next time.
Advice from an amateur cabinetmaker with a technical degree: I would recommend leaving the bottom of the cabinet in and using slides top and bottom of the cabinet. I would also recommend doing a return on the toe kick so it looks a little better from the side. Great work man!
This is genius!
Turned out great! Nice work
That’s a super cool cabinet! I’m loving seeing this kitchen evolve!
My kitchen reno has the same cabinets/hardware. Love the white/gold combo!
I love your ideas and your process!